"... I always play a game at exhibitions. I scan each room from the doorway. I ask myself which piece I'd like to take home, which one I'd like to know more about, and which one I like least. And I make sure that when I enter I give all three equal attention. That way, I get to examine my own preferences and prejudices; I learn something I might not have learned otherwise; and sometimes it means I get to reflect and meditate on the nature of beauty."
Victoria Finlay, Fabric: The Hidden History of the Material World
A more laudable version of the game I used to play to get the children interested - which one would you steal.
Posted by: Lucille | 29 August 2022 at 06:36 PM